no family should suffer. >> more than a week after a deadly stabbing following the ravens super bowl parade, the teen's family prepares for a funeral and the suspect remains at large. >> what happened inside the rosewood hospital. new answers on who shot a trainee. >> a mother and her sons are burned in an apartment. the wheels move ever sew slowly for a teen stabbed to death on a crowded street following the ravens super bowl rally. >> someone killed deanne tai smith. >> reporter: we've seen images. as a former trooper and security specialist, chris jackson has worked his share of homicide, but this time the victim,

15-year-old deante smith is his nephew. >> it's hard for me, my professional experience having dealt with. it's a world of difference having dealt with it. each day i have to remind myself. >> reporter: more than a week after the murder police have not arrest lad suspect in the case. -- arrested a suspect in the case. they know that deante had been at the celebration before the death. that's where a disagreement over a girl may have pitted the young man against the other, which led to the deadly confrontation. >> the murder was several blocks away, but prior to them finding their way over there to that mcdonald's and that establishment, there were some words exchanged. >> now the family of the patterson student must remain hopeful that someone will see the images from deante attack

and give police the lead they need to put the kill are behind bars. >> as great of a kid he was, caught up in the love and pleasure that the city is experiencing with the super bowl victory, who wouldn't want to be part of that, so he and his friends skipped school that day and went down there to experience. this unfortunately, it turned out to be tragic, but that's one day that we all wish we could just take back. >> reporter: in baltimore, jeff hager, abc2 news. >> viewing for smith runs through 8:00 at the den have green funeral home on york road. a wake will be held tomorrow from 11 until one with the burial service to follow. >> funeral plans are set for a university of maryland student shot and killed by his roommate in a murder-suicide. friends and family will say good-bye to stephen stephen

rane. stephen rane was shot by his roommate dayvon green. baltimore city police say it was their officer, william scott kern who pulled the trigger of his real firearm that critically wounded a trainee. crn is an 18 -- kern is an 18-year veteran. he was assigned to the training session. kern was working with about 50 trainees that day but used his real firearm, pulled a trigger and but the a trainee right in the head, commissioner anthony batts also called for an audit of all training practices. that audit started in earnest this morning at police headquarters. >> this happened at the rosewood

center. >> we turn to abc2's roosevelt leftwich with more. >> reporter: if you look at the old rosewood center, you might see little use in the oldie lap dated buildings. this is probably one of the perfect places. when the site was closed in july of 2009, more than 40 abandoned buildings were left on the site. now this is the perfect place are in police to use as they figure out different training scenarios. many different departments have used the old site including the baltimore county police. county police spokeswoman said county officers have done training at the site but most of the time they use the aberdeen proving ground, but they do not use any live fire training outside of their gun range and use simulated watches everywhere

else. every training session has a commander to supervise. why use rosewood in the first place? he said when you think about it there are very few isolated places where police can do such training. now to an update to the breaking news we followed all morning. 60 crashes in two hours. they happened between 6:00 and 8:00 and icy conditions contributed to some of them. one of the crashes killed one person. an 18-year-old woman was thrown from her car when she lost control running into a cement truck. all right. let's go outside. it's dry right now but more rain and snow showers could be hiding our way. >> let's check in with meteorologist wyatt everhart. it can't be as bad as today i hope. >> it was slick this morning. why want to dash anyone's valentine's day plans.

it's tomorrow night into saturday night. this could bring another wintry variety. we're clear. we're dry. temperatures comfortable, in the low 40s. you don't have to bundle up too terribly much. we're watching the tennessee valley for an area of low pressure to develop. it's going to converge on the state as we go into saturday morning. we'll have much more on that straight ahead. >> all right. thanks a lot. now to the breaking news that we first broke on abc2news.com. a mother and her two children are recovering in the hospital after an apartment fire. jamie costello has more. >> the 26-year-old mother and her sons ages two and four, are seriously burned. the fire started on the second flair of the two-story apartment just around 10:00 this morning.

when firefighters arrived, they found the mother and her children outside. the smoke alarms were not working at the time. the cause of the fire is still under investigation at this hour. remember, you can follow breaking news alerts sent straight to your email. we're always sending out breaking details on twitter. you can follow us at abc2 news. a baltimore dentist is facing criminal charges because the state board says he was practicing without lap license. dr. zachary press was supposed to be in district court to answer those charges. we've got some questions for him, too joce sterman is in northwest baltimore to explain. >> reporter: dr. press is not only in trouble because of those charges, but he's also on the radar of the federal government. they consider him a dead beat because he has not paid back hundreds of thousands of dollars in loans. tonight at 11, an abc2 news investigation. we'll tell you about press and

hundreds of other dentists and doctors like him. they were in the paid back from the program. tonight we'll let you know which maryland docs have defaulted and how much of your tax money is still on their tab. we'll tell you what happened when we dropped into his office and found him behind the counter. are you seeing patients? not at the moment. you're here? >> cleaning up and closing up. >> reporter: but your license was in the renewed a while ago. dr. . press did not show up here in district court. his attorney told the judge he did not know where he was or why he did in the show up. the judge wanted to issue a bench warrant but the attorney asked him not to, that he had serious concerns about his client's mental health. the court agreed but only if the thorn would personally seek him out and guarantee that he return

next week. we'll have more tonight on abc2 at 11. live in northwest baltimore, joce sterman. >> all right. we look forward to that report tonight. 10 years from tonight you might see him in the cage for the cast. >> they vowed to love, honor and share their chew toys. the valentine's day ceremony. >> i cannot wait to see the canine love there, guys. hey, back here on the weather front dry stretch, pleasant for your valentine's evening. the details in your forecast.

you might want top check that fridge -- to check that fridge before you make a salad. a california company is recalling the baby spinach. it was sold under five labels. central market, full circle, simple truth, market side and taylor farms organics. cheeses are coming to monster energy drinks. the new labels will less how much caffeine is in the drinks. for the first time a bel air on da student athlete of the week comes from an elementary school. >> breaking news out of howard

county where a little brother loves his sister. >> that is breaking news. >> i know. it's not possible. gavin ross lives the love in the possible world. >> i am 11 and i play ice hockey. >> gavin's job is to stop shots. >> once you get used to the pads, it's really like walking. >> since he could walk he has been helping his sister. >> i like helping my sister when i can. >> his sister has autism and he has a warning for all of his buddies. >> don't go like oh, my dposh. what's wrong with her. >> she has given as much to him as he has given to her. it has made a tremendous difference in his life. >> he is very active in the howard county autism association as he gets involved in helping his sister and others. >> she likes going horseback

riding. i ran a 5k with one of my best friends tommy. i came in third place. he beat me by one step. >> you can tell he's competitive. his howard huskies sport aa club is fifth out of sixth in the standings. >> everyone is great. you can't find a place to win. >> he's so kind. >> his favorite subject is -- >> math. >> but this young man helped advertise a national effort to bring awareness to autism to movie theaters all across the country. >> 10-year-old students are so accepting. we have other students in our school who have disabilities and challenging. i think we as a sheet could learn from this age group.

>> so this padded up 11-year-old who is out to stop pucks is the student of the week. he was dpeard at the washington capitals for a shootout. only the best get on the ice. dpaf vin won last week. is this kid good? all right. you can see the other athletes at abc2news.com/athletes. if you know someone who should be the next bel air at let of the week, log on and let us know. >> nils and clear. no surprise after a very active night. things cleared out. temperatures warmed up nicely. take a look, 43 still at bwi after topping out in the upper 40s today.

sunset getting later and later. show you some of the weather through the day, sunny skies over mt. airy, so melting off that inch or so wet snow. had it watch for slick spots around manchester. look at the snow. it just melts away. in towson here's what most of us saw, just blazing sunshine, mild temperatures, maybe crack the windows with the bright sunshine coming in the car. light winds, light and variable. in wind, looking good. temperatures fairly pleasant for a february evening. this is good looking valentine's weather to take out the swot heart. no excuses. none of that. the weather is not getting you off the hook tonight. a clipper over the great lakes. that won't impact pus. we're looking fine. however, as we go beyond

tomorrow we ramp up low pressure over the tennessee valley, bring up coastal energy. these two areas are converging. it depends on how well they ramp up, if it's mostly offshore we won't get much. if it hugs the coastline we'll get more wraparound snow. for the moment the only snow on board is in the great lakes. here's the clipper pinwheeling across the area. maybe harrisburg will pick up a few showers. as we go into early saturday morning watching the two possible scenarios, it strengthens late. we won't get much at all from that scenario. the second scenario would bring this as a tighter storm. a couple inches of wet snow possible. remember, the air temps will be warm so will the ground tempts.

tonight 30. tomorrow 52, some sun early and clouds techen. by tomorrow night late we could see mixed showers and some snow into early saturday. it will taper off by midday saturday. as we look at the second half of the weekend, dry, clear, but cold and windy. we're not exactly sure how the saturday morning scenario plays out. we know one thing. this will be cold and blustery. you'll have to cuddle with your sweetie. after you lay the foundation, you cuddle. >> we got a couple that's been married 60 years. peggy and larry richardson, we want to give you a shoutout. got married young. nothing says valentine's day like a wedding.

>> especially when the couple is man's best friend. let's go to our best man, mike masco for more on the special ceremony. >> it was a very fun ceremony. by the way, happy valentine's day. love was in the air across much of baltimore in reisterstown. two weddings took place, the most romantic of days unfold. let's head to reisterstown. in walks our first bride and groom who have been together for several months after their owners gave them up for adoption. >> may you have a full and happy life together wherever upfind your new home. i profinance you husband and wife. you may touch noses. >> with that loud purr, their getment to one another to

chasing the ball. >> it's a fun way to bring attention to the fact there are lots of animals here who are looking for loving homes. what a better way than a oath wedding on valentine's day. >> next up a terrier mix ready to tie the knot with her lovely bride. she was relaxed as she gradually strolled in. >> i prep nones you dog -- pronounce you doggy husband and wife. >> reporter: the marriage is made official. >> all the pets are available for adoption. the fact they got married today does in the moon they have to be together. >> reporter: with a little hesitation getting into the romantic love mobile, they're ready for their drive through paradise hoping for many years, dog years, of happiness.

if you're interested in adopting the pets, reach out to abc2news.com and even contact the baltimore humane society in reisterstown. go over there and check this out. >> look at tippy all spread out there. see, we're not all dogs. coming up tonight after world news, stay with abc2 for the all new episode of "the list." if you're a procrastinator, don't worry. >> time is ticking away. those las -- last-minute ideas.

look at all those stars in the sky. >> the romance isment air -- is in the air. look at the weekend. things change again. another possible wintry mix scenario into saturday morning. this one is a little bit of a wild card. we'll have more at 11 after your date. >> have a great night.